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i've had a couple before, not to bad, have to be careful now though if i have anymore as i have a mechanical heart valve. i imagine it wouldnt be pleasant having that being pulled out by the magnetic force

Ironbird13 wrote:i've had a couple before, not to bad, have to be careful now though if i have anymore as i have a mechanical heart valve. i imagine it wouldnt be pleasant having that being pulled out by the magnetic force

I'm sure it wouldn't be thaaaaat bad

I think most of the metal they use in medical devices is non-magnetic for exactly that reason. I have a plate in my foot that is some sort of non-magnetic titanium alloy thing.

hclapp219 wrote:I think most of the metal they use in medical devices is non-magnetic for exactly that reason

it has more to do with biocompatibility than anything else. Titanium usually doesn't raise a foreign body reaction, so it can be used without your body mounting a massive immune reaction to it and rejecting it.

what about adamantium?

Had to listen to a shitty radio station the whole time, also it interrupted my time playing Kingdom Hearts on PS2
Went by pretty quick though

I don't know why I remember that day so well

Just before you go in, swallow something really strange like one of those plastic fridge-magnet letters.

He should swallow some Ilovefuzz merch

hbombgraphics wrote:He should swallow some Ilovefuzz merch

It'd have to be something with a really defined outline. Also, you'd have to act like it's not very abnormal.

"Oh so that's where I left my keys!"

the longer i spend on this website the more i tend to not mind MRIs. after a while it just sounds like fuzz

It was kind of cool. Wasn't the entire body, just my knee. The cage I was in was pretty weird, but they had cool music playing. Like psychedelic elevator trance. I kept dozing off into these half dreaming half awake states. Startled myself a few times. And didn't know where I was for a second. Pretty interesting.

Glad it worked out,
so what's up with the knee?

devnulljp wrote:

Mine wasn't bad, they even let me bring my own CDs to listen to. I went with Grandaddy, my favorite chill-out music ever. I guess the tube could be a little claustrophobic, but my place blindfolded me too, so I couldn't even tell.